Something sinister is brewing in the quiet town of Odyssey and not even Whit can put his finger on it. The kids are flocking to the hot, new hangout; while back at Whit’s End, the windows are collecting dust—the ones that aren’t being smashed, that is. Things haven’t been the same since media conglomerate Novacom moved in. Even Connie turns to mush whenever Novacom’s new hire, Robert Mitchell, is around. Are the kids losing that small town innocence that always kept them out of harm’s way?
To compete with the new Novacom Kids’ Center, Whit experiments with a massive overhaul to Whit’s End and its attractions.
Connie falls for a Novacom employee named Robert Mitchell. Bart Rathbone protests that Novacom’s programming is immoral.
Jack Allen and Whit tell Connie the story of how Whit met his wife in college.
Jack Allen and Whit tell Connie the story of how Whit met his wife in college.
When school is cancelled due to snow, Alex Jefferson accepts a job to deliver cookies to his grandmother. On the way, he must endure many trials and tribulations.
When a window gets broken at Whit’s End, Whit puts Rodney, Sarah Prachett, and Alex on trial to see where the responsibility for fixing the window will fall.
As construction begins on Whit’s End in Connellsville, Whit learns that many people don’t want his shop there after all.
As construction begins on Whit’s End in Connellsville, Whit learns that many people don’t want his shop there after all.
In an unfortunate accident, Cal Jordan loses control of his bike. He crashes into Walter Shakespeare, whose leg is broken as a result.
Alex breaks a miniature-golf record, which rockets him to local fame. Meanwhile, an Odyssey local, who made it big in Hollywood, returns for a visit.
When Wooton Bassett takes time out of his postal route to help at Whit’s End, he gets fired for missing too much work.
As construction on the new Whit’s End nears completion, Whit finds his time stretched to the limit.
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